Recommended by Max Moline

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    VIRGINA TELLS IT ALL is a piece that combines the structure and nostalgia of a classic 2000's cartoon, the familiarity of a Nickelodeon TV show about a girl with red hair that goes unnamed, and a deep empty pit that somethings never will change, for better or worse. A fantastic read, whether or not you grew up with the show that inspired it.

    VIRGINA TELLS IT ALL is a piece that combines the structure and nostalgia of a classic 2000's cartoon, the familiarity of a Nickelodeon TV show about a girl with red hair that goes unnamed, and a deep empty pit that somethings never will change, for better or worse. A fantastic read, whether or not you grew up with the show that inspired it.

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    A farcical exploration of polyamory and those who should not participate in it, Blevins creates a fun romp into the world of jaded lovers and lovely rhymes.

    A farcical exploration of polyamory and those who should not participate in it, Blevins creates a fun romp into the world of jaded lovers and lovely rhymes.

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    This piece is a fantastical look into the real eldritch horror of our world: becoming a parent. Prillaman's use of cosmic horror, humor and the American family creates a piece worth investing, developing and producing nationwide.

    This piece is a fantastical look into the real eldritch horror of our world: becoming a parent. Prillaman's use of cosmic horror, humor and the American family creates a piece worth investing, developing and producing nationwide.

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    This play speaks to human connection, love and how we conflate the two so powerfully. One of my favorite plays, not just on this site, but that I've ever read. It's on my bucket list of plays I want to direct, and it should be on yours as well.

    This play speaks to human connection, love and how we conflate the two so powerfully. One of my favorite plays, not just on this site, but that I've ever read. It's on my bucket list of plays I want to direct, and it should be on yours as well.

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    A Real Boy is a beautifully theatrical piece about family, diversity and the choices of children that jumps off the page and into your heart. This show is a director's, puppeteer's and designer's dream all in one!

    A Real Boy is a beautifully theatrical piece about family, diversity and the choices of children that jumps off the page and into your heart. This show is a director's, puppeteer's and designer's dream all in one!

  • Max Moline: The Dead Wrestler by Jeremy Llorence
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    100 words is not enough to describe the touching, haunting and brutally honest look at masculinity this play provides. Using Kaneko's poetry to create a story of fathers, sons and the issues men refuse to talk about until it's too late is a masterclass in playwriting and should be produced often and everywhere.

    100 words is not enough to describe the touching, haunting and brutally honest look at masculinity this play provides. Using Kaneko's poetry to create a story of fathers, sons and the issues men refuse to talk about until it's too late is a masterclass in playwriting and should be produced often and everywhere.

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